Why are goons so dedicated to their employer's cause?

MidniteJay

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How I felt when Isaac from Castlevania came off a boat with a squad of demons that he used to massacre towns and dudes still wanted smoke.

Ain't no pay in the world that I'll agree to go against some shyt like that. Breh, I'm gone.
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Sometimes the villain is just as if not more gully as the so-called hero, and if you defect, that's your ass :manny:

shyt, in most movies, the nikka who gets away and reports back to the villain gets killed just for surviving

Also, villain squads are essentially mini-armies and operate as such, so trying to skip out is a capital offense if you get caught

Furthermore, most villains have screening processes and do psychological reviews on their employees in most cases, to where they wouldn't get caught lacking by hiring a "I don't give a fukk about none of this shyt" -ass nikka like OP
 
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